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THE INSANITY OF POLITICAL CORRECTNESS
Some call Christianity a fairytale. Nonetheless, European and American Christians initiated the explosion of scientific knowledge we see today. Why? Christians believe God is not the author of confusion (1 Corinthians 14:33). Christians believe God created an orderly world. Therefore, Christian scientists strive … Continue reading
Posted in Culture War, Information Warfare, religion, unraveling
Tagged Ayaan Hirsi Ali, christianity, freedom, human-rights, islam, islamism, liberty, muslim, religion
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HOW IS DECEPTION RELATED TO SIN?
When I wrote WHAT THE CULTURE WAR IS ABOUT, it had not occurred to me to write a post about deception. Yet most of the evil we do begins in deception. Such was the case when Adam and Eve committed the first sin? … Continue reading
Posted in Culture War, Information Warfare, Prolife, religion, unraveling
Tagged Adam & Eve, bible, big-government, christianity, education, freedom, god, government, human-rights, islam, national-politics, philosophy, prolife, religion, theology
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